Indian Difficulties at Miles City Spark Warpath Fears
Mont June 1 Special dispatches report the agency at Cheyenne troubles remain critical with families fleeing to Miles City. Sioux from Dakota said to join the Cheyenne danger. Indian Little Whirlwind Stanley faces arrest for killing Sheriff Gibb and deputies. authorities plan to serve warrants with possible military backing. White Hall warriors 125 strong elude capture and head to Tongue River hills raising prospects of bloodshed.
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Isterjere
Tirlena
Mont
Miles City
Montana
Indiana
Dakota
Captor
McKinley
Stouch
Little Whirlwind
Stanley
Carlisle
Hoover
Gibb
Smith and Winters
White Hall
Tongue River
Indian trouble and armed response near Tongue River
Official report notes murder of a sheep herder as motive for silencing a witness and illegal slaughter. Troops requested and two cavalry units to patrol the Tongue River reservation amid rising tensions between settlers and tribes.
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YAN
Intrmoh
Washington
Mentan
Stoxch
Tonene Hiver Agency
Associated Press
Atu
Military Department of
Harringer
Tongue River
Fort Keogh
Camp Merritt
Honchad
Tongue Rivers
Asetet
Herdet
Interior Department
War Department
Carter
Buy Hue
Whites County
Porter
Ses City
Jeanie
Sterit
Joe Rinid
Robbers Confess After Stolen Tickets Recovered
Two men Benjamin Aaronson and John Drickwedel confessed to stealing 1000 elevated railway tickets and money from the station at Churen and Cortlandt. They were captured and the tickets recovered. Aaronson described as a salesman and Drickwedel once employed by the Manhattan Railway Company. Confession followed identification by ticket agent Peterson.
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Churen
Cortlandt
Benjamin Aaronson
East Birnhty
John Drickwedel
Fitzhave
Manhattan Raihway Company
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Pokies
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Eleanor
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Kidnapped Aten Yesrold Girl Arrest Followed By Donohue
John H L Donohue, 36, arrested in Orange and Coney Island by Sergeant Dooley and Detective Cloner on charges of kidnapping Kate Lyons, a girl who says she agreed to go with him. He allegedly took her to Broadway and Coney Island, attempted to assault, and left her in a hotel reception room while planning to return. The girl's father had previously worked with Donohue. Notify authorities after she reported the crime.
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John HL Donohue
Orange
Bayonne
Manning Donohue
Kathe
Donohue
New York
Dante
Broadway
Thorning
Coney Feland
Bee
Ae Jy
Wedding Ties Women Widow and 70 Year Old Groom
An afternoon ceremony in Hartford linked a widow from Waterville Maine and A A Lufkin’s widowhood? The bride, mother of Mrs Hoadley, married the 70 year old groom in a ceremony conducted by Haney at Pan Church. They plan summers in Maine and winters in Sacramento.
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Conn
Fd Hoadley
Mra Hoadley
A.A. Lufkin
Lukin
Pete
Haney
Pan Church
Sacramento
Turky and Thessaly in dispute over indemnity and armistice
Eastern affairs drift as Turkey presses to delay and hold Thessaly. Greece resists a large indemnity while powers seek a united front. Reports say Turks withdrew to Thessalian plains, and Bulgaria may influence Macedonia under imperial rule. Insurgent fighting in Crete continues with casualties.
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Constantinops
Frederick B Edgar Pardoned Five Years After Bank Robbery
Frederick B Edgar, sentenced in March 184 to five years in Kings County Penitentiary for robbing the Tradesmen's National Bank, was pardoned by President McKinley. He may be released today or tomorrow on official papers from Washington. He had worked as a discount clerk for nineteen years and was supported by his wife and two children. His pardon followed efforts by Dr P L Allen and Mrs Wilgar, his wife, who sought help from veterans and corporate backers. The case drew sympathy and a lengthy effort to secure clemency.
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Henectet
United States Court
Kings County Penitentiary
Tradesmen’s National Bank
iGs
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Morte
Brooklyn
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Clermontsave
Allen
Bagar
Mow Indear
Frederick BB. Hidgar
Wilgar
Drew
Idgar
Wits
Collision At Sea Between Mississippi And Hekla
A fogbound collision off Grand Banks involved the Atlantic Transport Line steamer Mississippi and the Thingvalla Line steamer Hekla. The Mississippi suffered a twelve by six foot hole in her port quarter but remained seaworthy. the Hekla also appeared damaged and both vessels proceeded toward New York under cautious speeds. A Lloyds inquiry will determine fault. repairs will be made to the Mississippi for sailing again. The Mississippi carried six passengers and crew totaling around forty, while the Hekla carried roughly three hundred passengers and crew. Both ships originated from London bound for New York and were built in Belfast and Glasgow respectively.
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Lamb
Tadlyne
Lloyds
Siops
Belfast
Glasgow
Brooklyn Wedding Denied Amid Turbulent Notices
A Brooklyn wedding notice claimed Harey R. Starege and Miss Mariam Missimer wed in January. The husband later threatened a divorce if she rode a bicycle, while she sought one on her own. A separate item reports lawyer arrest at Amplic Tall. Andrews, 31, charged with disorderly conduct after heavy drinking at a theater box, later released.
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Brooklyn
Yeterday
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Eb Mies Miesimer
Biarree
Mia Beale
Eid
Starege
Hota
Mrs. Yerkes Robbed In Front Of Waldorf Astoria
Mrs Charles T Yerkes was robbed of a small purse from her carriage in front of the Waldorf Astoria on Fifth Avenue yesterday afternoon. A crowd formed as a man chased by bystanders fled with the purse but was halted by police after a misidentification. the suspect denied guilt and was released without charge. The purse contents were not recovered.
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Ihle
Sbirtem
Lins Colmeave
Waldorf
Fifth Avs
Charles Tyson Yerkes
Chicago Street Railway
Fifthaye
William Monith
Abe
Atajon
Tensderloin
Struck Rather Than Wash At Lake Shore Shops
Buffalo June 1 Twenty two men employed in the Lake Shore Railway shops quit at noon over a wash order. They refused washing due to exposure to contagious diseases and fear of shared water. Master Mechanic Elden says the notice was a request, and those who left did so of their own accord.
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Lake Shore
Helm
Elden
June snow and frost dampen early summer across regions
Canundaheun New York June 1. A snowstorm in the morning lasted an hour marking the start of June. Niagara Falls Ont reports heavy frost Sunday night and again last night with widespread fruit damage. Fruit-growers in Stamford and Niagara report some losses but overall crops not seriously harmed. Middletown New York notes a cold night with additional frost expected in some areas.
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N. Yo
Niagara Falla
Ont
Jane L
Niagara District
Aintiot
Stamford
Niagara
Middletown
Frosts Wreck Northwestern Crops Reported
Heavy frosts over the Northwest for two mornings damage vegetables and small fruits. Wisconsin reports near total loss of the strawberry crop with corn, potatoes, and fruit also injured across several counties. Northern Illinois Minnesota Michigan Indiana show widespread damage to corn and other staples.
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Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
St. Paul
Narvae
North Dakota
Tix
Harley
Sugar schedule may be postponed in tariff bill
Washington reports Republican Finance Committee members discuss delaying the sugar schedule until other tariffs are cleared. Differences over sugar rates persist, with a possible postponement to keep party discipline and order in consideration. Senate contingency committee also defers action on a sugar stocks investigation, awaiting fuller review. Related thefts in New York City include Ida Anderson, a 19 year old in custody for grand larceny tied to a series of missing garments and valuables from several residents.
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Finance Committee
Gugar
Senate
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Ponre
Tesman
Tilman
Smith
Wolny
Delmonico's Swindle Leads to Arrests in West Thirtieth Street
John Roberts and Gorge Clark were arrested at Delmonico's for allegedly swindling cashiers out of 10 dollars each. They tendered twenty dollar bills, claimed a ten dollar balance, then retrieved the initial bill and left with the money. Police were called, and the pair denied the accusation, awaiting charges.
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John Roberts
Wis
Gorge Clark
West
Delmonico
Terhard Kelleher
Pennsylvania Railroad Backs Extra Charges for Dogs at Shows
The Pennsylvania Railroad issued an order effective yesterday to treat dogs as passengers’ baggage, cutting prize value as breeds face higher express fees. AKC secretary A B Weedenberg praised the move, predicting other railways will follow and boost large dog breeding by allowing cheaper show transport. A new motor by American Air Power Company, tested last night, failed to operate as planned at the locomotive yard. Preparations for laying pipes to power the motor began at Rector, but testing could not proceed. Imperial German brew headlines accompany the report.
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Livy
A.B. Weedenberg
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Rgatk
American Air Power Company
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Angell News: Turkish Sultan Drops Objection to Envoy Post
Washington dispatch reports the Sultan of Turkey has withdrawn objections to James B. Angell becoming United States Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Constantinople. Secretaries Sherman and Terrell explained the issue, noting the objection stemmed from misinformed views of Angell's Congregational Church affiliation. Angell will sail for Constantinople soon, with a revised plan to depart next Saturday.
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Terrell
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State Department
Angell
Mustapha Bey
Washington
Ter= Fell
McKinley
An=gell
Constantinople
Terril
Angel
Congregational Church
Minator Terrell
Congregational
Poyart
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United To Ee
Turkey
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Ean
Examinations Begin at West Point Board of Visitors Formed
At West Point the annual Military Academy examinations started at 9 o'clock. The Board of Visitors reported include Grant of Portland Hall of Harrisburg Pasco of Monticello and others. The board elected Upson president Washington vice president and Pasco secretary. A review of cadets occurred at 4:20 PM and a reception followed at Colonel Hirnet's quarters. A cavalry drill on the Plain under Captain Parker is planned.
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Military Academy
George F.rant
Portland
James B. Fleming
Newark
Noy
Louis W. Hall
Harrisburg
Penn
W. He Tpson
Akron
Ohio
Aldece J. Walker
Cow Fork
William B. Plunkett
Detroit
Corps of Cadets
Hirnet
West Point
Tos Fhorcon Attemoot
Parker
West Points Stolen Cannon Report At West Point
Reports from West Point say three men are suspected in the Fort Clinton cannon theft. An official envoy from New York questioned locals while a man named Farley was taken into custody for undisclosed reasons. No formal arrest confirmed locally. case expected to be reviewed by the United States District Attorney in New York.
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Government
New York
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West Point
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York
Aneret
Cablecar collision injures driver in midnight Broadway crash
A cablecar struck a cab at Fortys fourth street and Broadway just after midnight injuring driver Patrick O'Brien of 4 Third- avenue. He was dragged feet under the car platform and later died at Roosevelt Hospital. The Third Avenue line was blocked for a hour while officials cleared the wreck.
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O'Brien
Roosevelt Hospital
Henry Burke
Grand
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